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F P de Silva, S L Carr, A Polonowita

The New Zealand Medical Journal

|December 24, 1980

Abstract:

Seventy-four patients treated with intramuscular thiothixene and other major tranquillisers were analysed retrospectively. Thiothixene proved to be more effective than the other drugs in controlling acute psychosis.

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